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CircularSector Command

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Syntax: CircularSector[point C, point A, point B]

Action: Creates the circular sector with center C between two points A and B, using CA as the radius, and also a number that is equal to the area of the sector.


Example: S = CircularSector[(0,0), (1,0), A] - creates the clockwise circular sector of the unit circle defined by the position of point A relative to the x-axis, and the variable S contains the area of the sector.


Notes

  • Point B is used to define the angle; it will not in general be part of the sector.
  • a unique name will be given to the sector's area if you do not specify one.
  • Points explicitly specified will not be created.


CircularSector Example 1


CircularSector Example 2


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